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I am good with HTML, but have a complex question to ask. When I load a page, is there a way to show an address in the browser address bar which is not the page address. Kind of like spoofing a page, but using HTML or JavaScript. If so, please help me.
Thanks
[Edited by Wrestlecar Webmaster on 10-05-2000 at 07:21 PM]
I know for a fact that there is an easy way to do that with PHP...but i'm nor sure of the exact syntax. Have a look around DevShed to see if you can find an answer.
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I have not been able to find anything. Anyone here know PHP so I could do this?
If you use Frames it only shows up the URL for the initial page.
I know it's probably not what you are looking for, but it could be useful.
I have no control of the page before it gets forwarded, so that will not work. Thanks for the suggestion, but I am still looking for that PHP code...
If you are using any kind of server side program (PHP,ASP,Servlet) you can have some generic page load another URL.
Can you explain? I dont completely understand....thx
I'm not quite sure that I understand what you trying to do, but what I was saying was any server side generated page could be different everytime you load it but with the same address.
Could you explain exactly what you are trying to do?
OK, my sites "actual pages" are located at http://77.77.77.77/wrestlecar (whatever), but I do own a domain. The domain is setup with the DNS to just automatically forward to a page, so if i type in http://www.wrestlecar.com/whatever/index.html i go to http://77.77.77.77/wrestlecar/whatever/index.html. I have NO control over this page when it is forwarded. I want to be able to display http://www.wrestlecar.com/whatever/index.html in the browser address bar, but I need some sort of script as I have no control of the page before it is forwarded to the IP, and because of this, frames will not work.